GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 365439
Optimize html generation
Last modified: 2006-12-07 12:43:44 UTC
Hello all. While looking on high memory usage of xslt transformations I've noticed the following strange thing. We profile document two times during build - first we profile to build document for validation in xml subdir, second when we build html we also do profiling since we import profile-chunk.xsl. So I suggest the following patch that will save few megabytes of memory on html build.
Created attachment 75473 [details] [review] Patch
Perhaps you should rather do it the other way around. If it is possible to do the profiling when the html is built, then it would probably make sense to skip the extra profiling that we are currently doing beforehand.
Well, we might want to use the profiled XML for converting to other Formats. I already have a patch to create ODF files. That would allow us to create PDFs for languages, where the LaTeX way doesn't work (e.g. chinse, korean).
Closing it as FIXED. 2006-12-07 Roman Joost <romanofski@gimp.org> * Makefile.am: applied patch of bug #365439 * AUTHORS: added Nickolay